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Complete wavefront reconstruction, including polarization, is accomplished with an encoded reference beam, generated by using a single depolarizing diffuser as the reference beam source. The orthogonal polarization components of the object wave are encoded by different random wavefronts because of the scattering properties of the depolarizing diffuser.
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